Nicole was homeless, alone , and insecure ... until she met Damien, the street savy, swaggering-having, love of her life. But once she moves in with him, things go all wrong This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the products of the author’s imagination or are used factiously. Any rese...
Tracey and Raheem are changing with time. Their bond is getting stronger, but their opinions on the lifestyle could not be more different. Tracey is on her way to becoming a working woman, while Raheem is still the man he was when she met him. A new man makes her question whether she still wants the same things she i...
Ashley Wilson has lived a crazy life, her father Kingpin Big Vick passed away when she was just 18 years old, now at 23 , she is a salon owner and wifey to notorious drug lord Czar "Sunni" Sanders. Though she's madly inlove with him, he is unfaithful and he mistreats her. In a twisted connection to her past, Ashley ge...
I'm Kat, and my story goes a little something like this. I've been dating this boy named Jacob for 3 months behind my girlfriends back. Lately, she's been moving funny and I'm not feeling it, so I did my own shit. Little did I know, I wasn't the only one taking a joy ride, a whole bunch of fucked up shit is about to g...
Madison James is a shy girl that was raise in a good family home which drastically changes when her father disappears without a trace when she was 10. A few years later, in the mist of still coping with her fathers disappearance she finds the man of her dreams Don. Will he change her life for the worst or for the bett...
Delilah Johnson is an eighteen year old ballet prodigy, with dead kingpin for a father who's legacy still haunts her. She has enough drama of her own, and then she meets Gunz, a young hustler who's money is as long as his story. When they fall in love, nothing is the same.
Nicole is BACK! And things will get hotter than ever. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the products of the author’s imagination or are used factiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental and not intended by the author. ...
